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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Ferty.seventh Judicial Day of the Fall,
1887, Term-Hon. Case BrOderick,
Presiding.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5.
c. II. Furey, respondent, VS.. E. A.
White ct al, observation-disclosures
sustained. Plaintiff to amend in
stanter.
Thomas F. Donahue admitted tc
citizenship.
A. w. Peterson vs.. S. w. Peterson
Placed upon the calendar.
John Murphy VS.. G. II. Furey-
Motion to correct bill of exception.
sustained. Cause stricken from the
calendar.
J. B. Hicks ct al, respondents, VS.
NJ. J. Daley, appellant-Judgment OF
the court below set aside.
Territory of Idaho VS.. Norman M
Ruick- Extortion. Demurrer sus.
tanned.
Territory of Idaho VS.. c. II. Furey
Perjury. Dismissed.
Same Us. Same-Same order.
Territory of Idaho VS. II. c. Stree
-Extortion. Dismissed.
Territory of Idaho VS.. I. 7. Redsul
-Extortion. Dismissed.
Deputy District Attorney Bier
bower moved the court to resubmi
the above criminal cases to the mex
grand jury.
Territory Of Idaho vs.. James Rile
burglary. Dismissed.
John Murphy vs.. Edwin Bartsch--
Set for trial the Sth inst.
T. E. Pieotte VS.. Pierce Dorgan-
Appointment of Texas Angel a
referee revoked, and A. J. Bruno
appointed instead.
William Sowden ct al. VS.. Bellevue
Idaho Nj. Co-Motion to retax cos
b Il submitted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To GEORGE NJ. PARSONS and F. A. ROGERS his adj
illustrators. heirs, or assigns:
You are hereby notified that | have expended
the sum of four hundred dollars $4,000 in Labor
and improvements on the
g RF E LID"
Lode Mining Claim, situated in Mineral Hill
Mining District, Alturas County, idaho Territory
required by Section 1924, Revised Statutes OF
tho United States, Icing the amount required to
hold the same for each year respectively as fol-
lows: 1888, 1884, 1855, and 1896, being four years
ending December 81 1886; and If within ninety
900 days after this notice by publication you fail
refuse to contribute your proportion OF such
expenditures as co.owners; your interest being
one-third Gsl, amounting to one humid ed thirty
three and 33-l0O dollars Sl33 33 and costs of this
notice, your interest in said claim will become
the property OF the subscriber. under said Section
1924, Revised statutes Of the United States.
Fist publication November 10, 1887
HENRY GUYER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
Don't Read This.

II you want Photographs of your
self, you had better come soon, or
you might be too late. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
CHAS. AHLSTRoM,
Corner Bullion ST. aud FRS, ave,
n2S Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
ORDER IN INSOLVENCY.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory of Idaho, for the County
of Alturas
In the matter of the Estate of Albert VOTERS, an
insolvent debtlr-Urdsr.
Upon reading and filing the petition of Albert
WOlters. an ihsolvent debtor, and sufficient cause
therein appearing, petitioner is hereby adjudged
and declared TO be an insolvent debtor and there
upon it is ordered that the Sheriff of Alturas
County take possess on of the estate, real and
personal. of the debtor, except such may be- by
law exempt from execution, and of all his deeds
vouchers, books of account and papers; that said
Sheriff keep the same safely until the appoint
ment of an assignee; that all and every credI tor
abstain from paying said insolvent any debts
owing To him, and that all persons holding prop
erty belonging to said nsolvtnt abstain from
transferring any and all property OF his to him,
or to any person soeyer, for his use
II is further ordered that a citing of the cred
itors of said insovent be held at the Clerk office
OF the above-entitled Court, at the Courthouse IN
HALEY, on the Goth day of November, 1887 to
prove their debts and choose sssgnees of the
estate OF said insolyeEt, and TINT notice of the
time and place of said meeting be published in
the NooD RIVER TIMES, a newspaper published in
the town of HALEY, and hereby designated as the
newspaper best calculated to give notice to said
creditors
Dat d October II, 1897.
CASE DRODERICK
OH District Judge
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
Died.

81. ctIsGEa.--I BELLEVUE. December B. 1887
Mrs. Margaret Bis kipger. aged u year, 4
months, snd ds,s.
Deceased formerly lived in Silver city Owy hee
county. and leaves a husband. four duugh tcrs.
and . ssn-sil the latter bling adults Her
funeral this afternoon I'm Ter the auspices Of the
Masonic fraternity, VAS .oLdu.tsd by ihe Rev.
]. r. OsUoInl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
INVENTION 6; :, 4; ::

inventive progross is n method and system W "
work that can be performed all over the couna QUIZ:
without separating the workers from their nou sY
Pay liberal; any one can do the work; ei'i ut
young or old; no special ability required. 20 and
not needed; you are started free. Cut TINS "u' ,e
return to us, and We will send yon, free, that
thing of great value aud importance 10 !u,, I'm in
will start you in business which will brihe y? ,he
more money right away than anything eiS s' - 10,
world. Grand outfit free. Address THU
Augusta Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
Delinquent Sale Notice.

H. ING OF THE WEST MINING
an COMPANY, a corporaton.-Location of
Frin ipsl place OF business, Salt Lake City Utah
Territory. Location of works. Alturss County,
Idaho
NorcE.-Thcre are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, On account of Assessment
No 2, levied on the 18th day of October 1887, the
several amounts SET opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, a. follows:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05

And in ac' ortance with law, and the order of
the Board Of Directors OF the corporation, made
on sad 10Th day of October, lrg7, 50 many shares
OF each Parcel of stock as may be necessary will
he sold at publi" auction. at the principal Office
OF the company the banking house of Mccormick
o., Salt Lake CITY, Utshl, at ii O'Clock . +,
on the
l0TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1857
to pay the delinquent ssment, costs of advCr.
ts.Ig, and expenses of ssls.
CHARLES READ,
Secretary King of the West Mining Co.
SALT LAKE CITY Utah, November a 1897
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-05
Holiday Goods for Everybody.

Are you IN need of holiday goods?
If you are, read Steward Brothers
announcement, then go and see their
goods, and make any selection you
may see fit. Their stock is sufficient
ly extensive and varied to suit every
body, and new goods are arriving
daily,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

volunteered the statement that the story
WIS "made out OF whole cloth his fayo
rite expression. Mr. NIc0ll denied that BE-
was The author Of the rumor. The counsel
on both sides had bard time with the re-
polteB over the Nal0ney matter. There
are now two vacant SEATS in the jury. box.
The defence has exhausted all ITS peremp-
tory challenges.
When Judge Barrett adjourned the court
to- day one OF the vacant seats In she jury
box for the Sharp trial had been filled, but
there was still one Juror llcsing. The com.
plants about jurors which Judge Birreu
has had occasion 10 make In The Court OF
oyer and Terminer regarding their eliicien.
cy have also been the subject Of much COM
meDt IN the Other courts, particularly IN the
various branches OF the Supreme Court. II
has heon generally noticed that majority
Of the citizens summoned for Jurors have
been far below the average In in
took decision 10 refer TO this open
~ IN court to-day. lie was Unable
to Understand or give any reason for u,
tUl nevertheless sucn vas the fact, and be
thought that It was 4 great injustice to lit
gunts and should be stopped Immediately.
A. fay rs he was concerned be vas deter
mined he would not Try an important case
before The men summoned for attendance
10 his court. one more important fact j.
that there are more liquor-deaers sum
moncd tran previously. Il has also been
stated that there il a ring which uses It's In.
nucucc 10 prevent certain individuals
serving A. Jurors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Martha Washington College.


ABNGDON, VA. June l3.-Tho annual
commencement season Of Martha Washing
Ton College is at hald. The programme for
the occasion was inaugurated on yesterday
with a bacc laureate sermon, preached at
Main.Sree. Methodist Episcopal church,
South, 10y The Rev. DR.. o. p. Fitzgerald,
editor OF th1 Nashville Christian AdUOcdte
His discourse was based upon the text,
" Every good tree bringelh forth good
fruit and vas able and practical.
= he singing for this occasion was AZ.
iorded by a choir from the Abingdon Musi-
cal Association led 10y Professor Parsons,
musical director OF The college, and was I'M
usually fine. impressive, and appropriate.
The Joint Board OF Visitors aud Trustees
met this morning at O'Clock and received a
report from President Ilearon, which
showed an increase OF patronage Of over 30
Uercent over last year and the neat balance
in toe treasury OF over $1,000. Colonel
W. A. Stuart and Mr. George f.. Penn
were elected trustees i'm place OF Hons.
John \. Campbell and William Il. Aston,
deceased.
At11 A. NJ. in the college chapel large
and intelligent audience assembled 10 Wit
ness the contest 81 the young ladies Of the
Enterpean Literary Society for the society's
clocuiioD M dial.
The committee to determine the contest
will concur Tomorrow. At 4 +. NJ. re-
ception in the art department was held, and
The exhibition Of paintings, drawings, por.
traits. sketches, &c., was uniformly de-
Glazed Of 4 very superior character. The
richest treat as yet was afforded by Profess
sor Parsons. The selections were from
the most noted musical masters, and while
scientific AMI rstheticll were 80 eulivened
by exquisite rendition a. to awaken popu-
lar enjoyment and universal praise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Alexandria Notes.

Special telegram 70 the Dspa;ch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va. JUICE II. The mid.
niehi local lInm here yesterday morning,
when just beyond Four Mile run, ran over
md killed o cUlored man named Philiips
Pratt, o. this place. 1t Is generally sup
poced tbat Pratt missed the down train,
and on bis way home lay down between
he tracks. and while III stupOr from
liquor put bis head on the rail for pillow.
\ boai-oad Of Young colored men and
women capsiZcd In Hunting creek yester-
gay afternoon. No serious consequences.
The residence Of Walter Daley. in the
Village" Was entered by thieves last
night. They made OF with considerable
plunCer.
Last night horse attached to a buggy
containing on intoxicated man dIshet up
north Pit street and ran INTO pile OF
lumber near the Jail. The horse was hurt,
the buggy smashed up, and the man got
bis head badly cut and shoulder sprined.
4 gentleman Damed Harris, while driy,Dg
in Fairfax near Falls church Yesterday,
gas thrown ont aud had his arm broken
and face bruised.
Mr.. 2. Il. Pey ton, OF this place, has been
promO'ed to uiaster q transportation on
lbe Midland division 81 the DlDyille system
rice Mr. D,bney, who goes on the Chesa-
peake snd ohio. under Colonel Damn, at
Richmond. Mr. CaDell Is also promoted,
and IL is said ellis Cox will come back
from the Richmond Office.
Mrs. William Z. Ramey died suddenly o.
her home, near keysyile, in Rappahan'
mock, yesterday.
Mr.. William Carr. son Of DR.. Carr, Of
Fauquier, died Saturday evening; aged
twenty.dSe. He was formerly OF Abe
marie, and had been sick some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
DEATHS.

BOOKER.-Died, Sunday. Juue 18th. ut 1910
o'clocR f. NJ. az his residence, 200 Twenty
fourth street, GEORGE ". BOOKER, in the
seVcnty-third year Of his age.
Mir. BOOKER was born in Gloucester county,
Va. Re leaves a widow and four grown chill
dren and large number OF ircnds TO mourn
their lCss
1hefuueral will take place at East-End Bap-
list church, Juno l9th. az 3 o'clock 7. VI.
Friends and acquaintance Invited TO attend
without further notice.
HOLLADAY.-Dcd in Richmond, sunday
morning, 18th instant, Mrs +. II. HOLLADAG.
Esq.
she was laid 70 rest at her hOme-Edge Hill
Monday evening, 18th instant.
JONES.-Died. NJ his residence, near Fork
Union. Fluvauua county. at9 o'clock z. VI. on
Saturday Ito llth instant. SllAS b. JONES, IN
tie seventy NTH year OF his age.
The Religious Herald will please copy.
MORGAN.-Dled. at the residence OF his pa
EDWARD MORGAN, Jr., son Of Edward aud
sarah Morgan: aged six years.
Blessed are the dead who die IN the Lord.
Funeral from tho residence.
PENBERTON. Died, At the residence Of her
husband, sCi west Marshall street, Juno l2th,
AT 3 \. T., Mrs. W. K. PEMBEklON, In the
sl1ty-second yonr Of her age.
TIGNOR-Died. Monday morning st 40
O'Clock, At tho 'esidence Of his grandfather 4.
~ Tiguor, 2l0l east Broad street, CECIL
DOUGLASS, aged seven months and nineteen
days. youngest son Of james c. and B. b. Iig
nor.
Funeral THIS MORNING at II o'clock from
the above residence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Last Night Teiegraphic yIaehes.

Last Might IeicGTaphtc 5iaPneH'
\ Cuic1uo TELEGRAM states that the social
~, az, maxim preparations 10 enter poll
&C., f. national i,-u,S.
Five mn were Killed yes'crdiy by th"
cpXlosou 81 q dynamite cartridge at lnmln
mines. near Chattanooga.
Since sunday two new cases Of yellow
fever have been admitted 10 the Key Wet
hospital aud one discharged.
Peter Butler oloreG was found hanging
10 q tree near jamestown, ohio, ye'ierd ~
morning. His crime was assault, and Judge
Lynch had taken him in hand.
4 m9joriiy Of The cottou-spinuer, OF The
Lancaster and Yorkshire district, have ap-
proved the propo'al 20 20 on short time.
4 number OF mills have closed.
There was serious rioting ~ Athlone,
Ireland. yesterday between soldiers aad
civilians. The soldiers wrecked number
Of houses and many citizens were injured
with stones.
The hial Of the members Of the AlsatiaD
Patriotic League on the charge OF high
Ieason for supporting attempts 10 separ ite
Alslce. Lorriine from Germany was begun
at Leip,ic yesterday.
The Earl Of Aberdeen, who was Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland unGer Gladstone
administration. was given notable rfcep
ZION in san Francisco Yesterday. There
were many notable persons present.
The Corinthian yacht.rice at New York
Yesterday was no test 1t all. The Atlantic
was arcnored At one time for lack OF wind
and after the yachts llually sailed over thu
course the larger boats were becllmed II
the low or bay.
The resumption OF work At the Frick
coke oyen,, now controlled by Carnegie,
pipps * Co.. gives employment 10 about
3,CC0 men, and will probably result in i
general Iesumption throughout the Con
ncllsvllc region IN few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
HYTIIENlLI.E.
Interesting Case-Supremec Court
Of ADuenls-ShOOting Scrape.

Especial O. .cgram TO the Dspatcn-l
WYTHKyILE, Va, June l3.-To-dly in
The County Court very interesting con.
tesicG.clection ease was argued on demur
Ter md submitted. The fact, disclosed are
thcse: II /. CT rsed that William Il. FOS-
ter. tie DtuIratic incumbent, in a former
election, to avoid splitting the Democratic
vote. agreed Nlth 0ne James 4. Rider that
Il the ia;ior Fould Withdraw from the
contest the former Woulj, II elected, give
certain per cent. Of the proceed, Of the
clerks office 10 him; that upon IN, election
he kept III, promise, thereby farming
tie circuit clerks Office; that this
was contrary 70 the statute and ipSe tnct0
vacated the Office, and rendered both par
ties iu,lligibc 10 that Office forever. The
case Vas brought before the County Court
~ WV Of petition OF fifteen voters, a. pro-
vIded in contested elections, at the in,tiga-
ton and !n favor Of W. G.. Eepl>,, the de-
icatci c4nd.d.te OF The Republican
parry al The list election, It being
clliucd by hi, counsel that II the
pr sU.t Incumbent and successful candidate
were declared ineligible the office would
d,yOlVc on the one who obtained the next
higb6>t runIOG ~ votes. TIE petition
vas ucmurIcd and the question OF law
Wrued on clause ~ tne Constitution,
which. after Cnum rating a number OF
caus,> for inchgiblItv TO Office, decllre>
hat all other person, were qualified to hold
Office unless foruiddcn by the Constitution.
TIE case was ably argued on both sides and
submitted TO tine Court. Either party VIII
havetLeIig OF appeal 10 the Circuit Court,
III no further.
TIE SuIrcEc Court Of Appeals convened
here Thursday. TIC following case, nave
been disposed Of 20 far:
Friday, 10th. George Bond rs. Common
wealth II Virginia; t~O casts. From Bed
ford county. Paterson and Bruce for APP
pcllaui. Case continued.
Lord aud P4ckhlm rs. Reynolds. Petit
zion ior reAta,ug decree deferred TO Rich
moDd ,crm.
stacy rs. Collins K Co. Writ OF error
from Roanoke county. Ilarn,borough a
nMn,borCueh for app llaot,; Strou,e ior
appcloe. Case argued and submitted.
Noa rs. WooGing and VIII. Appeal
from Roanoke. scott Il Berkeley Tor ap-
pelaTls and staple, & Logan for appellecs
Case argued aud submitted.
Mondoy, l3lb: Roanoke National Bmk
rs. Fa'mers National Bank oi salem. Al
peal from Roanoke. Penn y Cooke Tor lp
Ielsnt,; Staples Il Lo2an and Strouse Tor
appeicts. Argued and submitted.
This evening. at the Wytheyile depot,
a man named Hawkins, who had been
aslecp in one OF the " dives awoke 10
find bis money gone. lie. accused one
Crock >talcy OF taking IT, and in tue alter
cation Hawkins drew his pistol, a British
bulldog, and shot Sla,ey. The bail struck
the skull Just above the eye and glanced
UP the forehead, making an ugly ilesD
wound hut not proving fatal. Hawkins
ran, but was caught and lodged in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
MONEY-HUNTER WINS.
Ina Close Contest He beats Wiz We.
dium-Hcavy Betting.

The closest and most exciting race Of the
season was trOttcd over the FAIRGROUNDS
course Yesterday evening. The contest was
between Mr. j. &. Smiths bay mare Wiz
Medium md Mr.. sam Nelson's bay stall
lion Money-Hunter. The large crowd
present demonstrated the fact that where
horses are evenly matched and honestly
driven money will be bet as freely on races
trOtted in moderately fast time ~ those
that arc trOttcd down in the teens"
TIE stake was $500. but the outside bets
swollod this amount to $500 between the
principals. I'm the betting the stallion had
The call at about one hundred to eighty.
Hunter drew the pole and won The first
beat m 2:39. While the bOrSc, were being
coO'td OF The stallion wa, backed literally ut
iwotoonc. and the crowd began to be lively
IN tbe second heat Hunter made bad break,
which lost him the heat. Time, 1864 The
mare Row rallied m the hdtIng, and the
excitement commenced. The third neat
was non by the stallion in 2:3Gt. Then
ibCrcWefe odds Offered agaustthe mare. The
fourth heat was won by the litter ID 2:3jf,
and amid int,o>c cheering and excitement
the mare Was again heavily backed, the
bets lting promuily taken by the admirers
~ tie stallion The fifth and last heat was
the most closely contested and fastest ever
trotted over the track, and was won by
Hunter in 2.354, which gave him the race.
The result was greeted by great cheering,
ard The largest amounts ever wlgcred al
the FAIRGROUNDS on a rscc rapidly changed
hands.
Money.Uunler is a handsome bay stall
lion, i've wears old, sired by Fleeing Ray,
dam by Blue Bull.
VIZ Medium j, bay mare sired by
Happy Medium.
- the track here is some ten second,
slower than the track 1t Hartford, Conn,
the race Is considered a very creditaUle one.
It's stated that another match between
the tOrses for one thousand dollars q side
will be made up IA the next fnW day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Bridget and Her Husband James

James O'COnnOr and his wife Bridget,
two not unfamiliar faces in that tribunal,
were before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with being drunk. They
were fined 81 aud costs each, and 10 default
were sent 10 jail.
James was sent TO the penientiary some
months ago to serve term for obtaining
money under false pre'enses from an in.
mate Of the Soldiers Home at Hampton.
The Governor pardOned him last week, he
was given his liberty on Thursday, and
next morning he aud his wife were before
the court on the same charge that faced
them yesterday. Not having the money TO
paw their fines they were released upon the
agreement entered into with the Justice
that they would leave town at once.
O'Connor sid he only wanted an hour in
which 10 leave. II appears that the attrac-
tive powers Of the sparkling glass we've
more than they could resist, aud they again
fell victims TO its cbarms-a fall which they
had both experienced too often before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
COMMANDMENTS.
TIE BscCALaURgATg SERMON AT
wAsHIgGrOH AND LEE.
Address Before the Young Mems Christian
Assoeiation-The Boat Race
The Weeks Attractions.
Special telegram to tho pIspalch.


LEXINGTON. Va, June 13.-Thc com.
meB.ment exercises OF Washington and
Lee University began yesterday morning
With baccaaureate sermon by the Rev.
William V. Tudor, OF Norfolk. His text
was from Revelations, first chapter. fourth
verse" The Seven Spirits Which Are BE-
fore His Throne.v The sermon was m
able one and was listened 10 with the most
profound attention. AZ night, n the Uai'
vCrslty chapel. Rev. ID. X. Mcfarland, ot
stanton, addressed The Young Mems Clris
Ian Association in discourse OF gresi
power. TODAY at Z. NJ. the annual re-
gatta between The university boat clubs
took place on North river o mile below th3
town, and was witnessed by very large
crowd. The race was close and exciting
md vas Won by the Harry Lee Club. Tne
prest ntatIon o. the prize goblet to the sue
cfssful crew was made tonight in the
chapel after the celebration 0f the literary
societies. The town i rapidly filling up
with visitors. and the weather Is all that
could be desired. The address OF Mr..
Page before the alumni Tuesdly and the adj
dress Ey Or. Talmage Wednesday before
the literary societies will be tue maiH at
traction OF tais years commencement pro.
0ramnp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
hqUoR.DEALERs ConYor,oN.
Sh"H They Pay Their LiccnSc.raxcs
fnt OupOus9

mee'tng OF the Liquor Dealers Pro.
,N''Nc ASSOCIATION was held last njeh,
VI ~ - smith, president, and Mfr. y. +.
kediord, secretary,
n, d. following resolution was offered by
W. \. ". Rosene:
"'ItaS The committee OF the COuncI
VI ieielgn BOndhoiderS at the conference
V'h'ly hcid IN this city refused 10 accent
Nv very liberal terms proposed 10 them bv
"k'hms representatives In settlement of
i"c pubhc debt; and where's the attorneys
"hu 'S'nis OF said foreign b0ndholders are
nVW 'uueaNorlng hy every possible means
10 bankrupt the state by flooding the Trel-
>urE OF the same with coupons and
VIE roas VI il the bO'tndcp dUfV Of every
titlIon 10 project the interest o. his STATE
ana 20 preserve unimpaired her sove.
Itlgniy, her laws, and her institutions :
therefore
ReSoired, That we Of the beer, wine, and
spirit trade Of Richmond, both wholesale
atd fetal, ever mindful OF the rights and
reeds OF our state, and In response TO the
patriotic feeling actuaiing her people, do
again declare our determination 60 pay our
Incense and other tdIeS IN faOneu Onfv.
And we now call on every member
OF the trade throughout the State to
90 likewise. And we beg earnestly those
who may have rendered coupons to recall
their action, and we earnestly recommend
To all other classes Of trade and our citizens
generally to cooperate with us by the adop.
lion OF resolutions similar in sentiment,
and thus show 10 the world our purpose a.
people and our devotion 10 the Common.
wealth OF virginia.
The resolution caused IN excited and
proGacttd discussion, many members Cd.
posing II. Finally vote was taken, which
resulted in what seemed to be an adverse
opinion. u seemed that the resolution
was defeated, but a recorded vote was sub
sCqucntly token, and this showed the reso.
luton TO be agreed to. Many members.
however. lett before the recorded vote was
called, and many others, who had either
paid In coupons or arranged 10 do 80, alb
sentcd themselves from the meeting alto
pfthfr